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The length of CVD is normal on RC10B3?

Thx.

It's unfortunate but yes. The "shiney" CVD's are like that also. The only thing that I know of you can do is move a couple shims from the outside of the hubs to the inside of the hubs to push the CVD further in on the outdrives.

teman wrote:It's unfortunate but yes. The "shiney" CVD's are like that also. The only thing that I know of you can do is move a couple shims from the outside of the hubs to the inside of the hubs to push the CVD further in on the outdrives.

Many Thanks! Because I didn't know many about B3, I thought it may a design fault at that time?!

the other option is to add a small shim inside the shock body under the piston to limit down travel.

jwscab wrote:the other option is to add a small shim inside the shock body under the piston to limit down travel.

Many Thanks!

Maybe I do both options together to get it better!